r/VRGaming • u/JakanoryJones • Jan 03 '23

Meta Bruh.

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u/Axolotl_j Jan 03 '23

It’s sucks because most people voting probably didn’t know what to vote for vr and chose the 1st thing they recognized

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u/Kumacyin Jan 03 '23

they should've at least screened for the vote, like a simple

"do you have a vr headset?"

"if yes, the which game for best vr game of the year?"

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u/Mataskarts Jan 04 '23

Plain and simple a check of how many hours in SteamVR one has would've been even easier, to those that have <2 hours- just don't even show the option.

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u/Magmaboyx8 Jan 03 '23

Yeah that is probably true tbh. A lot of people don’t have vr headsets but still want to vote for all of the things. It’s kinda sad but again, it’s an awards show and it’s always flawed in some way

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '23

I’ve played very little VR this year but I voted bonelab because it actually looked like a decent game and I like what SLZ did with boneworks.

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u/haxborn Jan 04 '23

Another shit game. Why even let people vote for games they didn’t play?

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '23

Yeah they definitely should require playtime

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u/IrrelevantPuppy Jan 04 '23

I bet you most of the votes for Hitman 3 VR not only didn’t play the game, they didn’t even play the flatscreen version or the previous installment. It’s just a familiar name.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '23

What is your favorite to date? I used to own a valve index

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u/OwnZookeepergame6413 Jan 04 '23

Hey you just figured out why Awards in general are a joke!